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Whether you have a pasture full of Brahmans or Black Angus, crossing them to a registered Hereford bull, either horned or polled, with good to great EPD's will be profitable for you and your cow/calf operation. Those tiger stripe Braford replacement heifers are very hot sellers right now and...

I went this year and won a $250 New Holland Gift Card plus a Tru-Test Gift Pack. I'm not sure what's in the gift pack but I'll let you know tomorrow when it's delivered. A great trade show but I'm still not sure if it's worth the cost of admission.

She drives a 2015 BMW X5 which is great for her because she teaches on Lookout Mountain and has to drive up and down the mountain every day, often in rain, fog or slick conditions. The tires are wider on the rear than on the front and holds the road like a sports car. Fun to drive with great...

I just joined at posts so I'm not sure how it would work if you joined the panels away from the posts. I had to rent a rock-breaker for a Bobcat to get through some very big/heavy rocks and this was when it was 95+ degrees outside. Man it was hot.

Oh yeah, they also have inserts that attach 2 pieces together so no welding is required. It's just a short piece of pipe that fits in each end of the panel on the top and bottom bars. Seamless.

Chad at C&B provided me with these high strength U brackets that lag onto the wood posts. They're very strong. I'll see if I have a picture or take one later today.

I just built a corral using the same kind of panels from C&B in Athens, AL. I spaced my posts 5' apart. I had to buy stainless lag bolts and pre-drill some of the holes for the bolts when attaching them. It really came together nicely though and should last awhile. I'll try to post some pictures...

I'm from Fayetteville originally so I may go to that sale on on the 12th.

Very good info, thanks for that.

My Bro-in Law and I are in halves on a ranch and about 200 brood cows in Florida. He wants to put a Waygu bull on about 30 of our Brangus/Braford/Brahman. I think it's beyond stupid. I'd much rather run a quality Super Baldie or Hereford bull in there. Tell me I'm wrong. Thanks.

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I found them online through Google.Someone recommended a Cattle school in Kansas so i googled that and they came up. Maybe I got the wrong place.

I'm not sure how they do it, but I'll let everyone know after I go. I am hoping that someone in here has been and will let us know how it was.

http://grahamschoolforcattlemen.com/index.php

I just enrolled for the December class at Graham School in Kansas. Anybody been? Anybody want to give me any advice?

I allowed room for gravel/chert/hay/manure build up. I'm going to start with sewing fescue in there but may move to another soil covering at some point.

I left enough room on the posts that I can add a 2x6 later on if that's a problem.